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If you didn’t plant a cover crop last fall, then it’s not too late! Spring-planted cover crops can prevent erosion, sequester carbon and manage weeds. For more information, call the BigYield.us team at 844-242-4367.

Growers can earn large savings on our BigSweetYield cold-processed sweetener by using BigYield Bucks. This program is available from Feb. 22, 2017, to March 1, 2017. Learn more from our BigYield.us team at the 2017 Western Farm Show in Kansas City. Booth 2101!

Our new BPIF-Soy Organic product is an in-furrow treatment that can be used for organic soybeans. It combines our BigSweetYield, a cold-processed sweetener, and our Double  Nickel 55, an organic biological fungicide. Use BPIF-Soy Organic to supply energy, protect plants from pathogens, improve soil health and enhance soybean yields. Call 844-242-4367 for more information.

Kent Kauffman of BigYield.us discusses recommendations for using BigYield.us products on wheat.

Recently, BigYield.us began testing the effect of BigSweetYield applications on citrus trees infected with Huanglongbing, a disease also known as citrus greening that causes fruit to drop prematurely from trees and can trigger other adverse effects. Trees treated with BigSweetYield have had less premature fruit dropping, and they’re much fuller and healthier.

For crop fields, spring burning can help to reduce weed pressure. Kent Kauffman of BigYield.us discusses recommendations for spring weed burning programs.

Recently, AgWeb published an article about common nutrient deficiencies in corn and soybeans throughout the United States. Our Yield Booster product, which contains seven vital micronutrients, can help to correct these deficiencies.

At BigYield.us, we want to be a resource for saving farmers time, saving them money and making them money. In 2017, our research program will drill down on ensuring that growers capture a return on the investment that they make to get big yields.

Kent Kauffman of BigYield.us discusses how to diagnose and resolve aluminum toxicity. Aluminum toxicity can result from many different things, including using low-quality fertilizers.